Sentence examples for intense arguments from inspiring English sources

This story interweaves scenes from a small reunion of veterans with intense arguments between the narrator and his wife.

But the intense arguments between Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton over the past four days look set to continue.

But others spoke of intense arguments between them, which were often so loud that neighbors called the police.

The September 11th attacks on America came ten days after she took charge, and her schoolyard became the scene of "very intense" arguments.

Gelb maintains that orchestra and chorus members haven't been privy to the sometimes intense arguments he's had with directors over costs.

"If you go back to the 1930's, 1940's and 1950's, you have intense arguments about allowing writers still living to be talked about.

For one day, at least, Mr. Obama decided to stand down in his increasingly intense argument with Mr. Romney.

An intense argument is under way, however, on almost all of the details of a protection program.

Another came in the form of intense argument over how much money member states should hand over to the bloc for the next seven years.

In this scene, Cranston, playing the top scientist at a Tokyo nuclear facility, was having an intense argument that's interrupted by a seismic jolt.

Speaking to The Evening Standard, he dismissed the restaurant incident as "a playful tiff" stemming from "an intense argument about the children" (they have none together, but several from previous marriages).